A new report from the Conference Board of Canada and HSBC Bank Canada says that three Canadian industries—primary metal manufacturing, chemical manufacturing, and machinery manufacturing—have the innovative products, demand and …
Canadian companies should look to Mexico for export growth: HSBC Bank Canada Read More »
Some of the best jobs and wages to be found in Canada are in the broad group of engineering and applied science technicians and technologists. These highly skilled technical workers …
Technicians, technologists enjoy good jobs prospects, higher than average earnings Read More »
Investing billions of dollars in the energy sector does not appear to be a likely scenario in these days of depressed crude oil prices, but the Conference Board of Canada …
Developing BC’s LNG industry would generate $7.4 billion per year: report Read More »
Canadian corporations saw profits shrink by 5.4 per cent in the third quarter of 2015. Earnings came in at $79 billion, according to Statistics Canada, down from $83.5 billion in …
Q3 corporate profits falter on oil, financial sector Read More »
Canada’s economy grew ever so slightly in August, with gross domestic product up 0.1 per cent. GDP rose 0.4 per cent in June and 0.3 per cent in July. The …
Manufacturing grew in August; oil industry to lose $2.1 billion in 2015 Read More »
Canada’s aerospace industry had a year of “mixed results” in 2013, says a report from the Conference Board of Canada. However, global aircraft demand is expected to increase, leading to …
Aerospace industry “steady but unspectacular” in 2013: Conference Board Read More »
An industry index that measures such data as new orders, production output, and employment finds that the manufacturing sector in Canada slowed in May, as export growth slowed. Gains in …
Canada’s economy is based on exports, and some of the most successful of those exports have traditionally been “primary” products, the products of the forestry, mining, agriculture, and oil and …
